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December 20, 2019Most read 2019
The most widely read essays from The Monthly in 2019
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December 20, 2019Most read 2019
The most widely read essays from The Monthly in 2019
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December 20, 2019Best shorter reads 2019
The best shorter reads from The Monthly in 2019
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December 20, 2019Best arts reads 2019
The best in arts and culture from The Monthly in 2019
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December 20, 2019Best essays 2019
The best essays from The Monthly in 2019
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September 26, 2019The Monthly Awards 2019
Highlights of the year in Australian arts and culture
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September 27, 2018The Monthly Awards 2018
Highlights of the year in Australian arts and culture
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December 20, 2016The 20 most-read Monthly articles of 2016
What captured the imagination of our readers this year?
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October 24, 2016Moran Prize finalists
Finalists for the 2016 Moran Contemporary Photographic Prize
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September 9, 2016Vale Inga Clendinnen
1934–2016
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April 2, 2015Position Vacant – Online editor
The Monthly is seeking a new Online editor
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December 19, 2014Letters from Nauru
Disturbing accounts come to light about conditions in the island’s detention centre
The best of Australian arts 2014
Critics give their picks for the year’s top ten
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August 11, 2014Vale Pierre Ryckmans (Simon Leys)
We were deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Pierre Ryckmans. Pierre Ryckmans, whose pen-name was Simon Leys, was born in Belgium and settled in Australia in 1970. He taught Chinese literature at the Australian National University and was …
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June 25, 2014Welcome First Dog on the Moon!
The Monthly is delighted to announce that its July issue (on shelves Monday) will feature First Dog on the Moon in the first of regular Monthly contributions. The new cartoon, The Rum Corps, has been developed for the Monthly and will appear exclusively …
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April 25, 2014The Monthly’s 100 Most Popular
To celebrate the Monthly's 100th issue – coming out in May – we've compiled a list of our 100 most popular essays, articles and videos. 1. Fat City - What Can Stop Obesity? | Karen Hitchcock 2. Why Australia …